Career Education

Helps Gauchos gain an understanding of their unique attributes to develop dynamic careers. Supports students in employing effective tools for the evolving world of work. Bleeds Trojan Red, Breathes Gaucho Blue.

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Dedicated to helping students craft meaningful careers. Eager to empower them with resources and highlight possible paths. Passionate about supporting international students to reach their career goals in the US or abroad. Your go-to resource for travel and food.

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Supports the career growth of future technology and engineering innovators. Empowers undocumented students in career success. Supervises future career counselors. Corgi enthusiast.

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Creates space for students to build confidence in "real world" endeavors. Thrives on "light bulb" moments during resume critiques. Supports students in finding creative ways for "teamwork to make a dream work." Enthusiastic about quotation marks and pet rats.

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Lives in the moment to prepare for the future. Ready to assist students to find their place in between. Liaisons with students to develop innovative careers. Here for you to be there for others. Mildly addicted to coffee.

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Committed to helping graduate students create high-impact careers. Empowers students to fit the many pieces of their lives together with synergy and harmony. Champion for womxn in the workplace. Baking enthusiast with John Mayer on repeat. Favorite Job: Mother of Two Boys.

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Inspires innovative, entrepreneurial mindset. Empowers students to embrace unique talents and achieve career goals. Dedicated to supporting first-gen students. UCSB alum driven by quiet ambition. Proud mom. Marvel movie fan. Shutterfly calendar OCD.

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Passionate about helping Gauchos pursue creative work. Supports students with disabilities to develop meaningful careers. Strategist for marketing, technology, and engagement. Proud UCSB alum. Proudest UCen coffee machine patron.

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